How to use prepositions to talk about years, dates and time.
Como utilizar as preposições para falarmos sobre datas.
Centuries: “In the 21st century…”
Decades: “In the 1990s…”
Years: “In 2017…”
Months: “In march…”
* In the morning…
* In the afternoon…
* In the evening…
Days of the week: “On Monday…”
Days of the month: “On the 25th…”
Dates consisting of month and day: “On june 27th…”
Holidays, using the word day: “On christmas day…”
Time: “At noon…”
Holidays, without the word day: “At christmas…”
* At night…
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